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"Laugh out loud funny! Amateur sleuth Mary Malone and her entourage of family, friends, and foes make

DEATH OF THE NAKED LADY is a delightfully entertaining read. I loved it!"

Pat Dennis, author of Murder By Chance and The Betty Chance Mystery Series

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"I enjoyed "Death Of The Bar X Ranch" with all its twists and turns and how neatly you tied it up in

the end. I'm recommending it to all my friends." Joe D. - Naples, FL 

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"Chabot infuses her novels with great detail and Minnesota landmarks that make it a rich and exciting read!" "Finished reading "Death of the Naked Lady". Love your quirky characters, especially Aunt Zoe."

Cathlene B. - MN

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I just finished reading your first book, "Detecting the Fatal Connection," and wanted to let you know how much 

I enjoyed it. I loved your character, Private Investigator Matt Malone, and his dog, Gracie. He sounds like a nice guy. I also loved the way he helped his elderly neighbor and allowed her to help in his investigation.

Ellen T. - MN  2024

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    I just finished your latest book, "The Widower." What a wonderful read. I’ve read all of your books.

     Can’t wait to see what your next book is about.

                                                                                Opal W. 2024

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 11/19/17  Mary Ann Grossman's words in Pioneer Press regarding Anthology Cooked to Death: Lying on a Plate Vol.ll

"The stories range from poignant to creepy, and some are funny. In Marlene Chabot's "Serving Up a Surprise," a police officer asks 200-pound Gertie whether she denies bringing the deadly baked pineapple dish. 

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"The Pickle King" is the best of all your books. I laughed all the way through it and got so engrossed in the story I I didn't want to put the book down.  Sharon B. Chicago, IL

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  I recently came across North Dakota Neighbor and was immediately drawn in by the intriguing

 dual storyline of a missing husband, a desperate wife, and the unsettling discovery of skeletal

 remains on a donated property. The blend of personal drama and mystery investigation gives the story real   depth. Matt Malone’s role as a steady, sharp private investigator adds such a compelling anchor.

Nikki Williams October 2025 ​

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